You need to do USG whole abdomen, KUB and USG scrotum to rule out any renal/ ureteric calculi and strangulated hernia.

By history  seems MUSCLE SPASM,  AS IT LAST FOR JYST FEW MINUTES, IF LAST LONG URGENCY N CONSULT UROLOGIST. TILL THAN. FLEXON MR TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR FIVE DAYS  OS SOS.

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Brief, sharp, intermittent testicular pain lasting a few minutes and resolving on its own is most commonly due to muscle spasm, minor strain, or referred pain. Less likely but important causes include early epididymal irritation or intermittent torsion. Nasal congestion is unrelated.

Short-lasting, sharp pain in the testicle that comes for a few minutes and then completely settles on its own is most often due to temporary and benign causes. When there is no fever, no swelling, no redness, and no continuous pain, serious conditions are unlikely. Such pain can occur due to transient muscle spasm around the testicle, mild nerve irritation, or referred discomfort from the urinary tract, especially just after passing urine. It can also happen with mild congestion of the epididymis, dehydration, straining during urination, sudden movements, or posture-related strain. The fact that the pain lasted only a few minutes, resolved on its own, and appeared on different sides on different days is reassuring. This pattern does not suggest testicular torsion, infection, or any dangerous condition. Nasal congestion and a running nose are not directly related to testicular pain, but during minor viral illnesses the body can become more sensitive, which may trigger brief muscle or nerve-related discomfort.

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